Examples of using Matson in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Ted Matson.
Matson Peters.
Mr. Matson?
Matson Peters.
Rich Matson.
Matson is leading them!
Edith Matson.
Matson was still with me.
Seen Matson?
Matson tried to kill me.
Please, Matson.
Rich Matson- The lead detective on Jess's case.
Sorry, Mr. Matson.
I'm hungry,” Matson says from the backseat.
Library of Congress- Matson.
Okay, Schmiddy, Fisher, Matson, you guys are outta here.
Now I can kill Zack Thomas.- No, Matson.
I don't know what Matson was thinking.
Mr. Matson? Could I just have a second of your time after class?
On the right are thesymmetrical buildings that flank the pair of tombs. Matson Collection.
Matson, tell the gentlemen how carefully we planned our skirmish.
Looking for somebody?- Matson I feel better when I know what he's doing.
Matson, Peters, and colleagues say their work holds the potential for two major benefits.
In a recent paper appearing in ACS Central Science, Matson, Peters, and their colleagues describe a new way of fixing nitrogen that's inspired by how microbes do it.
In early 2005, Tom Dumont released his own solo music project, Invincible Overlord,with friend and collaborator Ted Matson, and backed up Matt Costa on his 2005 tour.
Grant Matson is doing eight shows a week on this tour… and still made time to come to our class.
When he remarked on her obliviousness after shechattered on one day about vertebrate anatomy to their neighbor-“Matson was totally bored,” he informed her- there was no judgment, only pride that he had managed to notice.
The day after Molly Matson was sentenced to prison for manslaughter, we asked a variety of students how they might react if confronted with a teacher temptress.
More oriented toward achieving one's own'self-realization' than achieving basic social change, this trend among lifestyle anarchists is particularly noxious inthat its'turning inward,' as Katinka Matson called it, claims to be a politics-- albeit one that resembles R. D. Laing's'politics of experience.'.
During the 1970s, writes Katinka Matson, the compiler of a compendium of techniques for personal psychological development, there occurred'a remarkable change in the way we perceive ourselves in the world.